How Do I Get a Marriage-Based Green Card in 2023?

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[DAhackinglaw]

Very informative video Jim! I usually don’t approve of foul language, but I do agree we have some “kick ass lawyers!!”😂👩‍⚖️

[elkhanany]

Great video. Love your channel and all these digestible bits of immigration wisdom.

[Vishalkothari]

Mr.Jim you lost some serious weight, congratulations 👏 💪, looks more fit now..keep it up

[ireneedmonds]

1. No pending marriage
2. Evidence of Marriage
3. Several different forms
4. Fingerprinting, Photograph
5. Background Check
6. Interview
7. Green Card!

[IanSolano]

Your videos are SO informative! Thank you for sharing all the priceless knowledge for free 💪🏼💚

[joec]

Hi, first time I watch your video! The thing is that I know 2 relatives that got married with a US citizen and then divorced just to get documents 🙄🙄

[IamFunsize]

Thank you for the explanation especially the forms

[cactosnova]

One day if I find a humble woman who likes Brazilians I will look for your services, because I liked your channel and I trust your work😊.

[danielnanko]

Hey Jim,
Could you do a video about what to do next
after the I-129f visa ?

[broncoman]

To get a green card in 2023, apply in 2021 😂

[Emma_JGB_]

Thank you for the video it’s super helpful! I find the government websites are extremely confusing so it’s nice to have things explain by someone with a lot of knowledge and experience.
I’ve had trouble finding answers for this online. My husband and I live in Australia and have been married here and lived for years but we’re looking to move to America to be with family. Is there an option for applying outside the US? Or do I as the citizen have to be in the US? Or is there a way for us to move over together and then start the application process.
I also know there’s financial responsibility, as a couple that’s both moving back and starting over would the finances have to be made in the US? Thanks again for all the info in the video!

[lavieestbelle]

Thank you so much for this information.

[sheenaanderson]

Hi Jim
Thank you for sharing appreciate your video's. Can you do a video on I 1-29f please.

[rlwhite]

Wow just wow thank you for your time!!

[alviinusa]

Great videos, all information you gave, truely, this is best informative one

[yazzyy]

My boyfriend is here fleeing his country. He was paroled and has a lawyer and is filing asylum for him. I met him earlier this year, im currently pregnant and he now has his working permit. He’s working and I work only part time. How would that work? since I need proof I can support him. I was a student and working part time when I met him. I truly love him and we want to both get married before the baby is born.

[zeek]

Hey Jim thank you for sure an elaborate video, do you help people out of state?

[fnandirahwe]

I am here on TN. FILED my green card application, it literally has been updated weekly and from when I filed it on 9.30.23 to today's date my status is updated to 3 weeks before decision. Is that normal ? Seems too fast to reach decision

[dwaindixon]

Hi Jim your doing a great job appreciate it my question is when you married to u s citizen how long does it take for u to get a green card interview?

[perry]

It seems like a green card is only valuable for couples who want to permanently live and work in the US with no flexibility. There are certain rules that prohibit you from being out of the country for more than 6 months, so for those who like to take a gap year to travel, spend a few months with family and/or work remote won’t benefit from being stuck in the US waiting for a green card.